The building was completed in 1798. The interior was renovated in 2014. There is currently work going on outside the building.
Massachusetts State House in Boston
Author: Joe
Park Street Church in Boston
The church is located across from historic Boston Common at the intersection of Park Street and Tremont Street. The 217-foot-tall steeple is visible from much of Boston Common. It is now dwarfed by many of the city’s modern buildings.
The church’s engagement efforts include a homeless outreach ministry and a food bank.
Park Street Church website: www.parkstreet.org
Boston Common in autumn
Citizens of Boston purchased the land in 1634 for the purpose of having a shared area to graze cattle.
I’m guessing the days of cattle grazing on the Common are long gone, I least I didn’t see any.
A few of the trees were showing their autumn colors during my recent visit in the first week of November.
Galveston 1900 Storm Memorial
A century later, the Galveston 1900 Storm Memorial was dedicated on the seawall overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.
The memorial survived another major hurricane in 2008.
Public art in Galveston
Galveston Island animal art
Galveston Pleasure Pier
Sailing ship ELISSA in Galveston
A man, his best friend… and hopefully some fish
The jetties help stabilize the seawall and slow erosion – as well as providing convenient places to fish.
Montezuma Castle National Monument in Arizona
The park is listed as a National Monument and part of the part National Park System.
It is located off Interstate 17 about 90 miles north of Phoenix.
If you are driving north from Phoenix toward Sedona or the Grand Canyon, this is an easy stop along the way.
National Park Service: Montezuma Castle
